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How-To: Canon XF400 and XF405: Audio Recording
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- Опубліковано 2 сер 2024
- Host Jem Schofield explains the audio recording capabilities of the Canon XF400 and XF405 cameras. He walks you through setting up either 2-channel or 4-channel recording and shows you how to adjust and monitor the microphone levels using the XLR inputs and camera body microphone.
Your descriptive 'how to' videos are second to none. I hope you will create a series for the Canon XF605 when it is released in October 2021.
Great to know we can have 4 CH of audio. That is going to be very useful. Thanks for the detailed explanation, as audio is critical to a good production.
Very useful info here, thanks for producing these videos
Thank you; I finally found something from Canon to guide me through the maze of setting up the XF605 audio!
Thank you very much for this helpful teaching. Very descriptive and clear to understand.
think this camera is still relevant? thumbs up.
dslr size and weight without a clunky chage for additional functionality? Sign me up!
Fantastic thank you, I now have a better understanding using audio with my XF705
Great work ... thank you
Would love to see a similar tutorial for the XA40. Huge Canon fan but the way the audio menus on the pro camcorders work is definitely a little unintuitive.
What are you recommend mic wireless for xf400?
Can you tell me what lav mic he was using in the video?
why on wide dr profile, the minimum is 9 db? does not make noise to shoot at 9 db outdoors?
Do you recommend a particular shotgun mic with xlr connection specifically for the xf405 or the new xf605? I would be willing to spend $600 for a good mic, but not sure which one to get. Thank you!
Great video! Question. I record to channel 1 and 2 with two wired directional mics plugged into inputs 1 and 2. The audio recorded is stereo, with what one mic picked up coming out of the left speaker and the other from the right. Is there a setting within the camera to produce a mono audio track?
Hello Michael:
The audio recorded to Input 1 and Input 2 will be recorded to separate audio Channels as shown in the video. You can control the audio output to speakers or headphones as described in Selecting the Audio Channels on page 122 of the manual. For example, if you want CH1 & CH2 to play from both L and R speakers. Here is a shortcut: canon.us/37QmxsB.
If you have more questions our video agents would be happy to walk you through the setup. You can reach them at 1-800-652-2666 Monday-Friday: 9:00 am to 9:00 pm ET, Saturday: 9:00 am to 7:00 pm ET, excluding holidays.
We hope this helps.
Hi Jem, thanks for your tutorial video. I have two wireless mic but it seems to be picking up its own channel, i.e. Channel 1 output audio on left earphone while Channel 2 only comes out on right earphone. Can I have the audio output come out left and right earphone regardless which Channel we use?
Hi there. Our team of experts is happy to go over your setup with your one-on-one to help with this. They can be reached directly at Canon.us/ContactYT We look forward to hearing from you.
@@CanonUSA I'd love to know the answer to that also.
So how do we control the volume and how do we view our volume levels for channels 3 & 4?
Hi Arthur. You can view and adjust the audio recording levels for CH3/4 in the FUNC menu. We hope this answers your question.
Hello I have Canon XF605 and I am using Rode Mic Pro (exactly the one you have on this video), I have been having trouble with subtle background or ambient noise. Is there something I need to do in the settings to get rid of that subtle noise so I don't have to edit it post-production?
Hello:
Our friendly video support agents are happy to help you with audio settings on the XF605. You can reach them at 1-800-652-2666 Monday-Friday: 9:00 am to 9:00 pm ET, Saturday: 9:00 am to 7:00 pm ET, excluding holidays.
We hope this helps.
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Jem, you are suggesting that for Audio I should use LPCM 4 CH. But that will not work with Media Composer from Avid, because I can not import those files, but it is no problem to import AAC 2CH. Do you have any suggestions.
Håkan Ericsson , have you tried changing the channel within the editing software? I edit in Premiere Pro CC and I have to change the channel because in my video clips, I have four channels. I use my Rode Mic Pro for channel one, Sennheiser AVX for channel two, and on board mic for channels three and four. So, in editing, I was hoping PP would pull in all four channels to the timeline, but I had to tell PP what channel to use in the timeline while editing. I hope that made sense.
Renting this for a wedding next month. I'm planning to use a shotgun mic and Rode Wireless Go 2 to mic bride/groom. Should I use an XLR adapter on the Go 2 or go into the 1/8th mic jack? I assume the display will show levels for both mic inputs. If I use an XLR adapter on the Go 2 I assume I can also record a 3rd source, scratch audio on the internal mic?
Hi Damian,
Our video technical support team can help you with the audio settings. You can reach them at 1-800-652-2666 Monday-Friday: 9:00 am to 9:00 pm ET, Saturday: 9:00 am to 7:00 pm ET, excluding holidays.
How are the 4 channels output? Are they mixed to two in the video file?
Hi John. The clip itself is recorded using 4-channel linear PCM. We hope this answers your question!
I typically use adapter cable to mic input. If mic is plugged in and levels show for channel 1&2, why is there no audio recorded from on-camera mic? Say for example you forgot to turn mic on. Levels show for 1&2, but no audio is recorded. Is there a way to keep on-camera audio recording on even with mic, recover on-camera sound for clip where mic was accidentally turned off?
Hi, Karla! We recommend giving our professional camcorder support team a call so that they can review your audio setup. You can reach them weekdays and Saturdays at 1-800-OK-CANON (1-800-652-2666).
We look forward to your call!
For some reason, in tab 1 of my audio menu everything is greyed out I can't select CH2 input - can anyone help here?
Hi, Daniel! If you camera's handle is attached, CH2 input can be disabled based on the positions of the audio input selection switches. If either one is set to INT.MIC/MIC, options for CH2 (as well as CH3 and CH4) will be disabled.
Your camera's instruction manual goes into greater detail on the scenarios which can affect the availability of CH2.
We hope this helps!
so how and where do you mount your mic receiver?
Hi, David! As the size, shape, weight, and cable length on wireless microphone receivers can vary, you'll need to figure out what's best for your specific setup. If the receiver is particularly heavy or cumbersome, we do not recommend mounting it on your camera if you're doing a handheld recording as it may throw off your camera's balance and make it difficult to support with your hand and arm.
We hope this helps!
@@CanonUSA using a Sennheiser g3 series receiver would you recommend mounting it on the camera? If so where and how?
What brand or model can i use with my AX10? Micro.
Hello Angelo:
If you have the Canon XA10 camcorder, you can use commercially available condenser microphones that have their own power supply. Most any stereo microphones, that have a 3.5mm plug can also be used. If you have other questions, our video agents are happy to help. You can reach then at at 1-800-652-2666 Monday-Friday: 9:00 am to 9:00 pm ET, Saturday: 9:00 am to 7:00 pm ET, excluding holidays.
We hope this is useful information!
My Canon FX 405 , Handle not detected , so I can’t use handle any function. This happen in few weeks after I buy, canon fix It , but no progress always same problem. Even I upgrade firmware . Any video to solve this.
Hi, Prabin! If you're having ongoing problems with your XF405, our support team is ready to help. You can reach them weekdays and Saturdays at 1-800-OK-CANON (1-800-652-2666).
Hope to talk to you soon!
FTP Clip-Transfer from XF400 to the Mac does not work. Server Name, User Name and Passwort are correct. Neither in the Ethernet nor via the infrastructure in the WLAN. I deactivated the Mac firewall. I don't understand who is the server and who is the client on this connection. When will the connection be heard overall? Only when I press FTP connect or before. The camera does not appear in the router as a connected network device. If this is not the case, no data can of course be transferred. How exactly do I have to configure the camera now. Unfortunately, the German instructions on page 150 do not help me any further. The German Canon CPS support couldn't help me. My Mac OS Version is Big Sur, the newest update 11.2.2
Hi, Martin! If you live in Germany, our colleagues at Canon Deutschland will always be your best resource for support. You can find them on the web at www.canon.de
If you're based here in the United States, our camcorder support team will be happy to answer your questions at 1-800-OK-CANON (1-800-652-2666), and if you're based elsewhere, visit canon.us/globalsupport to find the Canon company that serves your specific country or region.
Hope to help you soon!
@@CanonUSA I had already turned to this address. Unfortunately I couldn't be helped. It was terrifying how helpless the employee was. All he could do was quote the page in the manual that I already knew. Now one case has been escalated first. Sometime in the next few weeks someone will be in touch to resolve the issue. After waiting almost 4 months for the camera, I will have to wait another few weeks before I can use it the way I want.
I made a big mistake buying Canon xf405....the 3.5mm mic input terminal does not work at all.
Hello Simon,
When you are connecting a 3.5mm plug to the MIC port on the camcorder, you need to verify that the Input switches are properly set on the camcorder handle. The setup is described on pages 85-86 of the XF405 manual. You can access the manual on the XF405 support page here: canon.us/3x4q9Cf.
If you have other questions, our video agents are happy to help. They can be reached at 1-800-652-2666 Monday-Friday: 9:00 am to 9:00 pm ET, Saturday: 9:00 am to 7:00 pm ET, excluding holidays.
We hope this information helps!
@@CanonUSA Tried everything but it does not work. By the way, the mic input is mono or a stereo input?
@@SimonGeorgeMarak The 3.5mm mini plug can accept stereo microphones. If you've already consulted your camera's manual and you have any additional questions, our camcorder support team will be glad to help you. You can reach them weekdays and Saturdays at 1-800-OK-CANON (1-800-652-2666).
Glad we could help!